My Hero Academia: Two Heroes

“My Hero Academia: Two Heroes” was officially released in 2018 (same year Mac Miller’s fifth studio album Swimming came out) around the same time as the show. It received positive reviews from critics, fans and movie goers alike. Besides good reactions, the movie made enough revenue at the box office. As an anime enthusiast, I […]

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Renfield

After the 2017 reboot of “The Mummy” starring Tom Cruise flopped both critically and financially, Universal Pictures discarded the “Dark Universe.” A failed attempt to make their own cinematic universe in order to compete with the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU for short) in favor of working on individual films without shoehorning multiple characters. Their first […]

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John Wick: Chapter 4

After “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum” came out in 2019, Keanu Reeves (one of my Top 5 favorite actors) signed on to reprise his role as the character in a fourth installment. However, he was busy working on “The Matrix Resurrections.” Once he finished the sequel that butchered The Matrix Trilogy,” Keanu finally reprises […]

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Flashback Review: The Waterboy

During his tenure on “SNL,” Adam Sandler (one of my favorite actors growing up) created a character named, “Canteen Boy.” A boy scout who has an unconformable moment with a scoutmaster played by Alec Baldwin. The sketch gained controversy for its depiction pedophilia. Afterwards, A VHS tape labeled, “The Best of Adam Sandler” adds a […]

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Classics Review: Red River

“Red River” was officially released in 1948. It earned good reviews from critics and movie goers alike. As well as making enough money at the box office. The Criterion Collection digitally restored Red River on DVD/Blu-Ray as spine number 709. Which film in The Criterion Collection should I review next? Please leave a comment and […]

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